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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-16

Proposals for Fresh Eeef and
Mutton.

HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF rzE CoLuMB1A,
Ofnce Of Cdfef commissNry,
VANcogvKR BARRAcKss ". T.. Feb. IA, 1887
SEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLIcATE
- subject to the usual condi ions. will be
received at this ofice and at the Offices OF the
Acting OommissafIes OF Subsistence at the
following named posts (fsr the fr al beef and
mutton needed 81 those posts only, until Ia
o'clock noon on THURSDAY. Mach II, 1857. ct
which time and places they will be opened in
ths presence Of bidders. for furnishing and
delivery Of fresh beef and mutton during the
year commersing July LIST, 1857:
Boise Barracks, l. T.; Fort Candy. w. t.;
Fort Gear d'Alene, /. T.; Fort klamath, Or. ;
Fort Spokane, ". T.; Fort Townsend, W. T.;
Vancouver Barracks, ". T.; Fort walla walla,
W.T..
The Governn cot reserves the right to re-
Jet sny or all bids.
Bidders will unders'and that eontrasts
made under this Gdveltis ment, and propo-
sAls msde In response thereto, shall not b.
construed 20 involve the Cnstei States In any
Obligation for payment 10 excess Of the ap-
Precipitation gran ed BY Congress for the pur-
pose.
Blank proposals and printed circulars, stat.
ing the kind Of BEEF and mutton required
and giving fun Instructions a. 20 the manner
Of bieding co1ditions 10 be observed BY bid.
ders, and terms Of contract and payment, will
be furnished on Applicant IN to this Once, or
TO the A C. s.. at the several pc t..
Envelopes containing sroposAls should b.
marked =. Proposals for Fresh Beef Tor Nut
toni ct - -" and addressed TO the an.
dersigned or to the "Actine oonmissary Of
Subsistence" st the several posts.
O. A WOODRUFF,
Captain and c. 8. o. 3. A. Chief O. 9 d. O.
felt Al mbI5Ai6
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IMr1 O Gfldsrslssvs, IN Boston Herald
Mrs- LSfiy kseps . sarrisRs.
80 DOL;
She has dapple-Rrsys 70 draw 81,
Ro1s have l.
She's no broader vita heR eoaehnan
Thar an I.
With ny blss-eyed. laughing baby,
TFnndsinR by.
hide bis face, Less she sAonld see
The cbeFRb boy and envy me.
Her hne tn band has white fingers,
Nine has not:
BE oools give bic bride . palace
Mice. q cot:
Hers comes bone beneath the starlight.
Ne'eF ezFesses she;
Mine comes - tie Tarpie twilight,
Kisses ne.
Ard prsys that he Who snFus lifs's sands
win hold bis loved ones in bis hands.
Mrs. Lofty hes her jewels,
30 have 4;
She wears hers upon her bosom,
Inside +;
She vii leave hsgs II desth's portal.
By and by;
shall bear my treasure With me
When I die;
Fer have love, and she has gold;
She oounfs her ueaIth-nins can't Be
told.
she has those who love her-station.
None have l;
Bat I've one true b art beside me-
Glad am I.
I'd net change 10 for a kiug6om,
No, not
God will weigh Il in His balance,
By sRd BY.
Then the difference He'll define
fvixt Mrs. Lofty's wealth and mine.
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Territory thas . sspsbss Of ssppsrssna
thres millions and sors Of psoplsS
why costume 10 barden ~ psoneers
With taxstion thss tie nnseysispsd r.
sources Of the Territory shOsld sharsl
Bat WY SAX ourselves these qses-
tiens-Ss have no rights which this
AuRsnnp Administrative ssspscss- is
70 universally admitted that We have
saSasned I'll the requirements for aamis
sion. u IA conceded that the piOoseTa
Of WaahiesfOn Territory have faith
fnIIy earned the right 70 full fellowship
with The citizens Of the Uaisa. All
reasonable men recognize the fact that
aside from the qssssion q admission,
fair treatment from the GoYernmsnt
vouid civ. 50 this rich Northwest eoa1-
ny rev prosperity unparalleled IN the
development Of any State in the Union.
But chat can ws expect Of President
Ubo has sntiScly ignored the advice Of
bis Own party here IN the TerritoFy-a
party that eo0tsins many better, and
ADLER men than bs--vhOse rights. Whicb
we're guaranteed By the Chicago rssolu
tons, have been ruthlessIy sacrificed 10
keep in ofdee and give place 10 Mag
uumps, Greesbaeksrs and CsFpesbAg
gers. The man who bstrsys his own
party will always disAppoint those whoI
expect Of him Just and honorable action.
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DIsIrPOINrED rIeSKERs

With House OF REPRESENTATIVES.
ready At all times TO sAcrifos our inter
ests upon the altar Of its political
soheminei With the Administration en-.
csnrag,nE the Ohstructioniss Sparks in
his every move 20 ptevsaI the dsvrlop.
ment OF the government landslide
friends and pioneers o. Washington
Territory are naturally mach discour
AGED. The old settlers have been uai1.
Ing patiently, although to vain. for the
settlement Of cur aneosupisd lAats,
which woald whcs improved make more
valuable their own properties. Were il
not for the peculiar methods Of the
present Administration. thess lands
would noW be readily converted into
farms aud thas serve the dual purpose
Of furnishing homes fot the psor. who
in turn Woald share VITA The pioneers
the hurdcns q improvement ineiient 10
the development et Rew soustry.
Sparks Is opposed 70 the Immediate
development Of Government las Is.
hence The Admiristrai,on dshsntly Oh.
strusts eur proSrvss. Sp.rks dos. net
believe 10 THE PSoF nan. bener he
brands al who are seeking homes 10
the western vorid ~ thieves and s,oan.
drels. rhis doebie.kanted dernaeoSee
feiens 10 work Is the interest 81 tis
home seeker, bat bis plans are aiSays
found in the end TO clay into the hands
Of Ereedy spectators.
Why hold the Govsrnweai lands fer
corporations anG fatsre asnsgstioaN
whea ne nos have - verify poot IN
nssd u lAnis - wi be 10 qasss Of
homes . century hsress
WAY prevent TIE dsvslsp@sss Of q {
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rHE sos.rrs wEEE BIs,rreIStER.

WssAis g;az Letter % FigsSarg Fass I
A Fennsylv Ania Congressman came
near oaa~snA a lyeiy scandal last wesk
aY belag caaeti kissing . lady q cue y
tha corners - ball 80 TIE A lluztan
hoiel. And sasE ~ lady Wss aisea vsrea
- b lis o~u ~ife ihsy serc beth ssid
ths s,oFy tasi Scatter Ssrsnsn's wifa
tells uise gasto % h0s. uhea Sc aF &
e. ne ests = efiGs before tbs ~, 3 ~
isdy q msss soctal eHpsraenS~, Ms.
, Shn J. Crattsut1n, soiaEsly y rn@d
Der teAt Z sss Sas seen - caasszussy
With BEL easoAsd gssy woald asFsAinly
Be tAlkrd aooaa Ma SAeFnAn sAys
tat, esins YeaEs and vefs sey tser. sas
'slt 70 = EsSAt hArtsair thai sac eaala
bet evsa sriay her haSband's society IL
7aesie wt3e s1Fantty.
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DAILY Observation-Disclosures


OF al the apboEisms Of antiquity
which ere cherished b. iss grand
children teddy. none has more uniyer-
sally commended itseif 70 tesir better
nature than that which finds exoEsszion
In the words. Conesrnine the dead
nothing except good" IL seems. bos-
ever, that the virtue binsed 81 here. tie
ons abovs ell others which Christ
came down 10 ineuIoate, 10 the last TO
and Aoosptanoe amongst bis 90 called
followers Of this pinetssth century.
Else bow can ve interpret the isck Of
shat large hearted ehaFitJ which should
have been evoked 81 recent meeting
Of Congregational ministers in Chicago,
on ire occasion Of the death Of enc Of
the most distinguished exempisrs Of
their doctrines 10 this e0uatFyl Mr.
Beecher's life may have been pure, or II
may net; With that question We submit
nobody hsre has anything 10 do, bat II
IL 81 least q most unRFAeious. . most
unehFistisHliks pFoessdlRe for b0dy
Of ministers TO imputs 10 the departed
Q gailt IL vas not their business 10 Judge
Of, adding insult TO injury By throwing
thsiF verdict Ia the widows face.
"Jadge not that ye be moi judged" is
the divine injunction, bat apparently
this band Of Chicago ministers are a.
obIivious Of 10 ss they are strangers 70
that charity which shoald be the watch
word Of theiE faith.
We may suppose the dead divine 10
be no more lesveped With faults than
the rest Of erFinR humanity; but as
summing for the sake Of argument that
~ s0as, eur Judgment Of those faalts
should be Of the essence Of private
and m no way seek 70 influences that Of
others. We submit that Q spectacle Of
She kind We are considering ID dis
sreditable 10 those Who furnished II and
an open violation Of the spirit and pre-
oepts OF Christianity. The sentiments.
or rather want Of them, which ani-
mated these elereymen on this unhap-
PLY memorable occasion. is q disgrace
TO their cloth, and not only at vaFianos
With the principles Of their religion
but even with their characters OF gen
tIemen. As Sam CLARK well puts IL,
speaking Of the deceased minister, I'VE
believe that be vas good. and We know
that be was great" and that is our
opinion. II the career Of the dead
tbooioRiah was not stainless, neither for
tkat matter has been the career Of any
other great champion Of the Church,
not even excepting 1t. Augustine him
self. and We submit that the cast
ing Of oensure on the dead is a viola
ton Of one Of the most beautiful
aphorisms of classic heathenisu, is con.
oeived In the very worst taste, and /, re-
puRnant both 10 the spirit and letter Of
Christianity:
Their rawlings cannot reach him now.
Who dares dispraiss him. with the
seal
OF deaths swift touch on that worn
bFovp
A generous foe, q oomrade Ieal,
DE knew not hates unholy glow
Nor ever struck felon blow"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-16
THE MAasACHUsRTTs RAILROAD
DISASTER.

All sortsef eonjsclures are being in
dulRsd In az to the cause Of the late
fatal railroad accident in Msssaehu-
sets. Unhappily for those most inter
ested, the plausibility or truth Of any
theory advanced to account for the ter
Tible catastrophe can have no signifi
canoe, for the former are beyond the
reach Of h0nan ken. aRd in the full
hush and hey-dey Of busy existence
have been cut OF from their fellow nor.
tails by means so terrible, and In man
ner 80 sudden, as must make the gid.
diest Of rs pause TO consider their sad
and untimely fate. whether the acct
dent be due TO defect la the bridge OF
TO flaw In one 81 the car whesls, will
probably never be known. The melau
eholy part Of the business is that il has
happened, and that some twenty or
thirty human beings have been called
cot OF the world on Summons all too
sudden and imperative to hnd them
very prepared.
The moral which this and similar Ca
lamities point is that instead Of ekiuR
10 make ourselves wise after the event,
on matters OF detail which, as We have
limited before, can have no relevancy
Tor those most immediately interested.
We should rather give our attention to
she forestallinR Of causes which are po-
tent 10 uork such awful sacrifice Of hu
nan lifs. TO she credit Of our b uman-
ity be - said thai everything possible
that could b. done for aIleviAtine ,hs
isiories Of the seferin9 vas done. With
. shill aud heroism worthy the profes.
sion Il emanated from. In spite, how
ever, Of this drop Of consolation in a
cup foil to overaawing With bitterness,
vs cannot shut our eyes to the fact that
the cause which provoked this sad aoci
dens should never have existed. Wild
owe have been made and children OF
phaned all for the lack Of little care
or skill which, eXerted at the right tiue.
would have render,d impossible this
terrible sacrifice and waste Of human
life.
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Referring TO an editorial 10 our issue
Of s Saturday and 10 . oabl-Rram from
London ondeF date Of the Ilth inst, il
seems that the charge Of osrruptine g
British ofheial has not only never been
laid at Americas door. bat that her
honsF has never even been called into
question. Lord George Hamilton stated
In the House Of Lords that no charge or
allegation had ever been made By the
Admiralty officials against the Americas
legation and that the abstracted draw
ings and designs we're a. = matter Of
fact known 10 have bsen bid for and
purchased BY the Russian government
from the AdmiFAlty's late servant Ferry.
This is satisfactory: less %, hoseVer.
10 Secretary Whitnsy's account of bis
dealings with Mr. White, late naval
arehiseol to the arm Of Sir William
Armstrong A 90. 10 seems that a vast
SUN Of money. how much, howeveF,
dses not exactly trAnspiFe. has been
paid the Armstrong; for the plans and
specifications Of two varships, one Of
which ttbe Naniws KAN has been bnilt
by that hrm to the order of the Japanese
governments, and the other Ono. 90
existing at present only on paper. As
the San Francisco ChroNicls we'll puts il.
"Can 1t be that the Nation which In
vented tbs Baltimore Clipper. that built
the America aad the Puritan, that put
tae first irOnelad into the water. has 10
confess that the hand Of the naval con-
siructor has lost its cunning and that
the Nation Of progress must be content
TO sail along In John Balls wake, 1er-
vile imitator Of naval dssigu and con-
siFuclion7"
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TO THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE
AND OTHERS.

CERTAIN UNsCRUPULOUs PER
~ sons have represented 70 eur detri-
ment that we manufacture only cheap
soapa intentionally conveyieR the idea
thai our soaps are Of poor quality. when
SUCH Is MT THE CASE Thosgh N enc
senee Of the word our soaps are cheap. the
purchaFer II getting more scap Of . sure
rior quality than OF certain higher prfcs d
scars. We mske all grades OF l,uA ~
and househol! soaps. and peciAIly Teoam
men4 our WESTERN QUEEN SAvON
- s1itabie for all uses and ,lways giving
sat'sfa ton. Because Of the thoroughRess
with which this scap cleanses do not
think that II Injuries the clothing. We
guarantee satisfaction fmopey re 'unded II
othe wisel and that IL win not hIrt the
hands or injure the most delicate fabric.
Do you wi, t. build M yeur home in
dustriesl II so. you win ind as deserving
Of your patronage. Insist upon the use Of
only thfs soap 10 your household. Ask
your grocer for II and take no other than
the Western Queen Savon. We ask you
IS favor due to your home indu tries to
purchase spe box of this soap and give It
fe2 SEATTLE SOAP co.
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The editor Of the Iron Aye has been
appointed by Mayor Hewitt of New York
to be President Of the Board Of Health
We wonder IL the newly appointed
functionary will siRnalizs bis term Of
office by the inauguration of an Age OF
iron bitteFa.
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TACoMA,s nAsNAaInnY.

elh Its Goodness Of Heart Increas.
eth and 10 wants te be an An
get IF HG Caa'G Save .
smelteF.
Tacoma Ness
The attitude Of q Seattle paper to-
ward the city Of Tacoma is q subject Of
much comment among al ueV arrivals.
just Why q Journal, excellent In all 9th
er respects, should constantly strive to
create strife between the tgO cities pass
eth comprehension. The eitizsRs of
Tacoma h.ve nothing but the kindsst
regard. not only for their Seattle neigh
bors but for the inhabitants Of the whole
Territory, and especially for its friends
whose lines have been cast in the pleas
ant villages and cities which dot the
shores OF Puget Sound. Seattle IL q
beautiful and prosperous little city.
It's citizens are a. deserving as they are
enterpFisinR and whether the city en-
joys the benefits Of one railroad or two,
two or half q dozen, her people may
rest assured shat they have she best
wishes Of Tacoma, and that oar people
entertain the hope that the babe il born
who will smile upon Seattle when il
shall have attained the magnitude Of a
Frisco, Oh Gage or New York. Ia
coma has outRrown ell infaatile jeal-
ousies. Her people are too generous, too
big hearted. too noble minded, tn en-
gage In petty chickering's With sister
cities.
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The Woman's Exchange. Of Chicago,
reports go 63l, the amount Of last
years receipts, Of which SUM SIG GOO
was paid to the women whose work was
sold, aud t9les paid to needy women for
work and lunsh table supplies. The re-
port states that the oljsct Of this Ex-
change is TO hud market fer the work
OF poor women, which the city did not
afford previous 30 its organization. TO
avoid providing out the work Of the
needy, who are 10 all cities placed at a
disadvantage by the competition of wo-
men who are in easy circumstances, an
imperative rule has been made that some
member Of the Board Of Manage rs shall
testify TO the need Of any woman whose
work is aceepte'. lie sOcieiy trkes 10
Per cent. Of sales to defray expenses,
which, With the Rrstuiious work Of the
managers, makes 10 self sustaining.
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COMPANY D

FIRST BATTALION, N G. w,
sEATTLE. march 10. 1887.
Company Orc er No. IS
The members Of this command are
hereby ordered to assemble in fu dress
unifoI N fiat que capsl at their armory o ,
tuesday March Eth, 1857 at 7:gS D. m.
fer annual insreetson and muster. In 3 :
from battalion heac qua tiers.
By order OF J. G. HAINFS.
Capt. commanding Co ID.
p FARRAHER, First -ergt mill q
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CONDEMNATION UNuVERsGL.
[ Spokane Democrat ]

Among Republicans and Democrats
alike We have heard no word but that Of
condemnation OF the President for kis
apparently insxeusable neglect to SIGN
the River and Harbor bill, aud that for
the annexation Of NortherR Iiado to
Washington Territory.
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wMERE rME MONEY WENT.
mr. Cleveland CoAnaea hts Favars
60 oRe NetahborhOod

lFrsna the BostoH Journal Rsp.JJ
lite record which the Presldent has
made In regard ts his action upon bills
apJropriatinG money for pablie build
ings Il one Of m ,rksd inconsistency. In
the hrst phase, IL appears that be has
approved Of eight bills for public
bailiines, all from the South, and
vetoed eight. ali from tne North, ex.
eept one. This would rot be significant
II. 10 The secand plase. u did rot appear
that for the smallest southern towns be
approved Of Bulls, while for much larger
Northern towns be has rti.oted them.
hts record is 80 very remarkable that
We give u IN part. Bills foT the erection
Of usiio buildings in thes8 towns have
been approved;
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FOR RENT.
Notice of Dissolution.

sKATTIE w. 7. March IA. tss-.
THE PARTNERSHIP IN THK GRO
csry trade heretofore existirg est Se@n
Charts Baker aRd Eruest Snd Ar ed
III arrow, il harehy 4 sss'veA By mutual
consen1 there h@frg . division q stock
al 81 airns 4 A. the Sra and pay herewith
the frsu Gebsx X NJ THURLOW.
A HURLOW.
mite CHAhLES BAKER
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Thns II appears that tue Presiasns
has approved appropriations Tor pa5lio
b1ildsngs 10 ths small aud often stag
uant towns 10 Texas. Alabama and X N
tueky, having populations less than 10. 81
90 aud has vetoed bills appropriations
money for baildings In such vigorous
aud GgoStHg aotucrn cit3cs as Lynn aud
ptylon. noe having 4 population OF
over to.oO each. Hautsville, Ala. 4
small And insoosS qasntiai Town Il STAG
cant tendeuc -. with poraiAtlon OF
ICES shan t~so, grts q $4,000 pablie
ealldine, Whlle Lynu. Mas, wigh a
population seven times a. large, q re
insed one sy tee Pr-sidsut Way are
OSeuscorn, ky., and r. Pa.a, Tex..
with perniaasous less thAn 10 Ouo. favored
~ ths Pre.idsat snj towns 81 twice tkr
popnialiSu IN uorthrrn states ani IN
kcgaolieAn ccnsti Genciss discfimins tsd
AGAINST VII soae Clevs iand oFs.n.
parc aud simple. sxgia.u'
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To Rent.

A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM ON
n Columbia street. hrst house above en-
Zina hnnaa Innnire on premisea mill 8,
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AFINE WATCH

when repaired hy q bctch matchmaker
viii never keep time correctly. Then you
win ny another gao-caIIe& watehmakeri
and your watch viii be IN worse eondi-
gion still, besides you are cut oonsiaer
able amount Of moBey. Won viii avoad all
this trouble and your watch VIII De N Pc
fec9 order when repaired and regulates y
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Rooms to Rent.
FOR SALE.

Ien AIRES OF LAND. 1Ib MILES
Black River on the county road. Said
land Is 10 ated In township q. sections 20
and 81 For further particulars write or
call upon JOHN CHRIST,
Seattle, Second sire {. between MAN
and Washir Rto ). mh2
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FOR SALE.

CARLOAD OF FIRST CLASS Farm
~ and draft horses. Just reosiVed- Also
two yoke OF sxea. -
mhlSat Is. MhEkEh-
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For Sale Cheap.

For Sale Cheap.
nNR SPAN OF HEAVY W o r x
~ II sraes-WeIght ~ 0 pounds. and
year old. The un ersigned having leased
his rrneh for q term Of year has ne fur
Their usa for them. ADDRESS by mail or IN
person. JOHN RINE2
mhlS I'm Duwapaish. King Co, W. y.
HTANTED sTTUA ION BY A n
w experience grocesy man and clerk;
the bet o. recommendation given. Ao-
dress care Of Canaday & Jones. olympiss
W. r. mhIs 81
A q D0KKEE -ER AND SALEsMAN.
n having heen in this Te rftory for one
year. would like to obtain q pokitloa OF
some aid; best Of references, Address
J. b c., Se4tfIe postoface- mhil 81
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CAVEATS. TRADE MARKS AND COPY
Rights obtained, and all business In the
U. :. Patent ofice attended TO at moder-
ate fees.
Our Office Is opposite the U. s. Patent
once, and we can obrain patents In less
time than those remote from WASHINGTON.
send MODE OR DRAWING. We advise
make NO CHARGE uNLEss WE OBTAIN
PATENT.
We refer, here, to the Postmaster, the
Supt Of Money Order Div, and to officials
OF the u {. Patent Office. For circular,
ad ice, terms and references to actu j
clients in your own State or county, write
to a. A. SNN w & CO..
Opposite Patent Offlce, Washinsten, ID. G
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Boat for sale.

~ FET KKRL, IT. 9 IN. BEAM /;
/ u sio0p rugged. copDer fastened En-
tfrely new. Apply 20 DOC MITCHELL
cor. front and Madis0n Sts nhis ~
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D. T. DENNY & SON,
REAL ESTATE BRORB hrs
AND
Lumber Dealers,
RoONs J and 9 FRYs's OPERA BLOCK
?. o.. box 2s2, Seattle, WI

I OTIS AND BLOCKS FOR SALE IN
"A North Seattle
Lets aad blocks for sale In d. T. DeR.
ny's first second third fourth. f1fth and
sixth additional ID T Dennyis Pa K addi-
ten and Mob " II addition.
Business aud reside. CO lots and blocks
for sale In various parts Of the city.
Ten-Acre lots near the cify.
Fsrm and farm lands In King, San Juan
and Island counties.
WANTED
More farms TO sell AAd lease.
More houses to rent
More city lots and blocks 70 eel,
More business property to sell
More money TO Invest In first class
mortgage securities We guarantee
NINE PER GENT
Returns on mortgage Investments.
Before buying eisewhere call and look
over our list OF property.
Taxes paid AMI Investments made TO-
non resident parties
Agents fer the Western Mil Ccmpany.
Correspondence from abroad solicited
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-16
FOR SALE

An EXCEILENT MULE TEAM.
"A free from blemich ard good size. In.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-16

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
II with or without board rooms IS to
IS per month Everett House, rear OF
Court House. Fourth street dal0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-16
Popu Ne. p,s,- Ami An.

Balls approprtatlug moaey for paolie
buildings IN the following places have
ben xatned